(3-piece wooden box gift box set) [Japanese ADERIA] Utagawa Kuniyoshi Edo Cat Ukiyoe beer three-piece set

**Please click [Contact Designer] to comment on the engraving content (both Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean numbers are acceptable)** This is an antique craft beer glass with a glass surface that sparkles like crystal and a cat drawn by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Depicted in unique ways, such as a hachimaki cat wearing a headband and a Temari cat playing with a ball, this wooden box set is perfect for gift giving. Brand: MSA GLASS ENGRAVING Brand: Japan ADERIA GLASS Material: glass Dimensions: Maximum width 7 cm x height 10cm / 255ml Dimensions: Maximum width 6.4 cm x height 10m / 245ml Dimensions: Maximum width 7 cm x height 10cm / 280ml Heat-resistant: only cold drinks, not heat-resistant, cannot be heated or hot drinks Patterns: Slight differences in hand-made colors and patterns from batches are normal and not defects. Please agree on the hand-made characteristics before ordering. Origin: Japan Note: Each person's screen and mobile phone settings are different and there will be slight color differences. The actual product shall prevail. Note: Do not use a dishwasher or steel brush and avoid using white vinegar for cleaning. Handmade: Slight bubbles or water marks on handmade glass are normal and non-defects. Please agree with the handmade characteristics before ordering. **Engraving: The frosted matte design of the cup body will show a hidden version effect after engraving but with deeper engravings, which will never disappear.** Packaging: Japanese original wooden box **Customization scope: name only, 3 cups can be engraved, please note separately** ** (Special customization will be quoted separately based on complexity. Customized drawings are welcome)** https://shoplineimg.com/5600b9d7039055a866000051/657b0d745be0ee96d41c0527/1080x.jpg Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a late master of the Utagawa School of Ukiyo-e in the Edo period of Japan, was famous for his love of cats and painting of cats. His disciples once mentioned that the master loved cats. He not only kept cats in his studio and workshop, but also often held them in his arms while painting. He loved cats and even wrote a "Cat Book" that described in detail the cats he had raised. His love for cats extended to artistic creation. Master Utagawa Kuniyoshi painted a series of cat-related ukiyo paintings that have been passed down to this day. ADERIA uses modern advanced technology to depict its famous Edo cat works on the glass. The three cats in the series seem to travel through time and space, scratching, dancing or kicking on the shiny glass surface after special matte treatment. Cuju, these lifelike, lively, cute and humorous movements or costumes, allow everyone to have a glimpse of the vitality and excitement of the Edo period. In addition, the golden edge of the cup rim adds a touch of nobility to the whole, and the golden words and patterns printed on the wooden box are very elegant. In addition to ingenious design, the Edo Cat series is also practical. In order to allow users to have a unique experience when sipping beer, the three glass types are designed in different shapes to highlight the mouthfeel and aroma. The characteristics of each beer, such consideration and combination make people feel the spirit of craftsmanship and the hedonistic atmosphere of Edo.